AMCHAM NEWS
Learning About
Hidden Risks from Euroins
Our second member to member learning session was held on June 30th on “Hidden Risks
from an Insurance Perspective”. Euroins Insurance Skopje’s CEO, Ralitsa Guberova, opened
the session, while Maja Nonevska Hristovska,
Direct Sales Manager, highlighted the top 10
insurance risks worldwide as well as in Macedonia. Hristovska also described where companies
should look for hidden insurance risks, new
business risks and to determine whether they
are “underinsured”.
Attendees included representatives of the
banking, food processing and consulting sectors
as well as heavy industry. All benefitted from
the practical examples shared by the Euroins
team and gave the gathering high marks overall.
Ralitsa Guberova, CEO
Maja Nonevska Hristovska,
Direct Sales Manager
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Public Revenue Office Launches a Standing
At the request of AmCham Macedonia, Macedonia’s Public Revenue Office (PRO) began hosting regular meetings with a
group of the largest and most active local and international business associations. The first meeting was held on June 30th
at PRO headquarters and included representatives from 8 business organizations. PRO representatives at the first meeting included the Manager of the Tax Academy and Deputy Head General Inspector; 3 tax advisors; and the Manager of
the Sector for Tax Payer and Tax Services.
This forum is meant to provide a consistent opportunity for business associations to pose questions, seek clarification, raise issues and suggest improvements to PRO’s work policies and practices on behalf of their members.
The first meeting featured extensive dialogue on PRO standard operating procedures with respect to inspections
(e.g., advanced notification, ) and what companies should do with they are not followed. Specific feedback shared by
business representatives included:
• Small companies are more likely to be targeted with “ad hoc inspections”. More awareness raising is needed to
prevent abuse;
28 Summer 2015
Issue 46